Prince Harry has spoken to Good Morning America (GMA) about the brief time he spent with his father King Charles in London upon learning of his cancer diagnosis.
GMA posted a 15-second teaser clip of the chat on their X page on Thursday evening, showing reporter Will Reeve walking with Harry and Meghan Markle around the Whistler resort in Canada. The full interview will air on GMA’s programme on Friday, which airs between 12-2pm GMT.
The couple are currently in the country to mark one year until the Invictus Games 2025, but Harry still found time to open up about his private conversation with the King.
Commenters on social media were quick to slam the Duke of Sussex for his behaviour, with some claiming he is capitalising on his father’s diagnosis for publicity.
One wrote: “So was his trip to see his father just a trip to give him something to trade on again!”, while another added: “Of course he’s talking about his dad. He doesn’t care.”
One pointed out that the focus of the interview should be Harry’s work with veterans as part of Invictus, writing: “Instead of talking about personal stuff like the father he doesn’t give a damn about. Talk about the Invictus Games and the veterans taking part.”
In the clip GMA said that Mr Reeve talked to the Duke of Sussex about his life with Meghan and Invictus, as well as his time spent with the King.
Another outraged commenter posted: “Shameful that he would talk about his father’s health! Shame on you for using it as click bait!”
